East Hampton High School - Oracle Yearbook (East Hampton, CT)

Page 76 text:

THOUGH SOME HAPPY DAYS HAVE NOW GONE PAST DONALD Loulse PETTENGILL Ay there are some good thmgs IH Irfe that fall not away with the rest And of all best thnngs upon earth I hold a faithful fnend the best MARILYN JEANNE PHILUPS To me fanr frxend you can never be old For as you were when farst your eye I ey d Such seems your beauty stnll JOAN ANN PRICE Speak gently' tus a luttle thnng Dropped ln the heart s deep well The good the loy that It may bring Eternnty shall tell THOMAS JOSEPH RADZAVICH Lrfe us the game that must be played This truth at least good fnends we k So luve and laugh nor be drsmayed As one by one the phantoms go HOW I nm.,

Page 75 text:

WE LL SMILE AND PART AS THOUGH WE RE GLAD MARIE MABEL PELLETTI If I could wrnte the beauty of your eyes And nn fresh numbers number all your graces The age to come would say Thus poet hes Such heavenly touches ne er touch d earthly faces DANIEL Eowmzo PESSONI Forward' as occaston offers Never look round to see whether any shall note It Be satlsfned wnth success In even the smallest matter and thunk that even such a result IS no trlfle PAUL GEORGE PESZYNSKI The chlefest actlon for a man of great spnrut ls never to be out of action The soul was never put an the body Whuch has so many rare and cunous pieces 0 motuon to stand stnll f mathematical JoHN WlLuAM PETERSON So many gods so many creeds So many paths that wmd and wmd Whule gust the art of benng kmd ls all the sad world needs

Page 77 text:

THE MEMORIES WE HOLD WILL LAST AND LAST JOHN FRANCIS RANKL There are two thrngs to am at n lute fl st to get what y u want nd after that to enloy Lt Only the wnsest of rnanklnd achleve the second WLLLLAM HALL ROBERT That man IS gre t and he alone Who serves a greatness not hls own For nelther pralse nor pelf Content to know and be unknown Whole an hnmself BEVERLY FRANCES RLJDOLPH I saw sax honest servlng men They taught me all l knew Theur names are What and Why and When And How and Where and Who GEORGE EDWARD SANDIN Success shall be Ln thy courses tall Success Ln thyself whnch as best of all Success IH thy hand success Ln the foot In struggle wuth mar Ln battle wuth brute CT'